8 pointsby Brajeshwar6 hours ago1 comment
  • Surac6 hours ago
    I Europe we can choose between Casio, HP and TI. Problem is: Calculators are build for schools, not for using them in real life. Real Calculator: enter Number -> Press sqrt -> read result. Modern gameboy calculator: enter sqrt use cursor to go to number field -> enter number -> press equal -> read result. May be nice to learn how schoolbooks are written, but very inconvinient if you have to use the calculator for real
    • pjmlp3 hours ago
      Depends on the models pretty much, I used scientific models like FX 4500P, the 880P, the CFX-9850GB PLUS during my education, and they had programming modes where that isn't the case.

      Maybe that has changed in the last decades.

    • wildzzz5 hours ago
      In the US, we had math books that directly integrated lessons on using the TI calculator (exact function names, button icons, screenshots).